Art from CU Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus Community 2015
On exhibit in the 3rd Floor Gallery till March 31st

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Responsible Use of Online Resources

The Health Sciences Library licenses and funds access to online information resources for the non-profit educational, clinical, and research uses of current faculty, staff, and students of the University of Colorado Denver, Anschutz Medical Campus and the University of Colorado Hospital (UCH). The use of these resources is governed by license agreements contractually negotiated between the library and publishers/vendors.

Publishers/vendors routinely monitor use of their online products to protect their intellectual property. It is critical that all authorized users abide by the terms of the library’s license agreements and this policy to ensure that the entire campus community has access to electronic resources without interruption. A violation of the terms and conditions of license agreements can result in the temporary suspension or even termination of access to resources for all users.

Disclaimer

The Health Sciences Library is not responsible for damages, indirect or direct, that result from an individual’s use of the library’s online information resources.

Authorized Users

Licensed online resources are provided for the use of UC Denver Anschutz Medical Campus faculty, staff, and students and University of Colorado Hospital. Others may use online resources on library premises when allowed by the publisher/vendor. Primary users with full access to licensed resources should not share their library login account with any other person/s. If you suspect that your library login (institutional ID) has been compromised, please report the problem to the Head of Access at 303-724-2139, douglas.stehle@ucdenver.edu.

Copyright

The contents of online journals, books, databases, and multimedia materials are intellectual property protected by U.S. copyright laws. Individual users are responsible for any legal consequences arising from infringement of applicable laws.

Prohibited Uses

Users may download, save, or print reasonable portions of text, search results, and other information from the library’s online resources for studying, teaching, and/or research purposes.

The following uses are prohibited:

Sharing your library login and passwords to online resources with unauthorized users or any other person/s.

Systematic or excessive downloading, copying, and/or archiving of substantial portions of online resources in any form or medium; examples of systematic or excessive use include:

Mounting or distributing any part of a licensed online resource on any electronic network other than the library’s secure network, unless covered by the doctrine of Fair Use (Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976).

Using a spider or crawler program to capture data;

Altering, abridging, adapting, or modifying online resources in any form;

Selling text, search results, or other information in any form or medium;

Posting information retrieved or downloaded from online resources to a listserv, on a website, or to an email list; and

Consequences of Violation

Publishers and vendors routinely monitor use of their online resources to identify individuals who engage in prohibited practices. If account activity appears unusual, the publisher/vendor will trace the source of the activity and ask library staff to warn the offending user. Publishers/vendors may also suspend access to the particular electronic resource for the entire campus.

If the illegal use does not stop, the publisher/vendor has the legal right to terminate access to the resource for the entire campus. Individual users are fully responsible for the consequences of violation. The Health Sciences Library may suspend or even terminate the violator’s access to the library’s subscribed online resources and other library resources and services. Violation of this policy may also result in the loss of campus privileges. If you have questions about appropriate use of the library’s online resources, please contact Jerry Perry, Library Director, at Jerry.Perry@ucdenver.edu or 303-724-2133.